Talk:Multi-Mission Launcher
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Ranges of launched missiles stated in the article
[edit]If someone wouldn't mind answering, what source are the missile ranges taken from ? Because they appear to be less than correct at least.
Range stated by the AIM-9 missile wikipedia page, I presume for the AIM-9X, is 35,4 kilometers.
I would be thankful if someone could provide a source for the range of <41 kilometers.
Same goes for the Stinger missile, which appears to be <5,6 kilometers here, while the article dedicated for the FIM-92 Stinger, says it's max. effective range is 8,05 kilometers, once again I presume that it would be for the FIM-92J
The Hellfire and Tamir seem mostly correct and in line with their actual ranges.
Does the AIM-9X launched here have an additional booster stage, or is it a different variant perhaps ?
Barteg1 (talk) 14:25, 11 July 2025 (UTC)
- The range of the Tamir is wrong in my opinion - the 70 km number refers to something different, it is stated that the Tamir is able to intercept shells and missiles that have the range of up to 70 km. So 70 km is not the range of the Tamir itself, but rather the range class of the targets it is able to intercept. 188.146.34.37 (talk) 08:34, 31 August 2025 (UTC)
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